Robert C. Gill v. Blue Bird Wanderlodge

Pursuant to a jury verdict, the district court entered judgment against appellant Blue Bird Body Company (“Blue Bird”) for $100,000 on appellees’ breach of warranty claims, which related to a motor home manufactured by Blue Bird. As the prevailing party, appellees were subsequently awarded attorneys’ fees. Blue Bird appeals, arguing that it is entitled to judgment as a matter of law. Specifically, Blue Bird argues that (i) appellees failed to present evidence concerning the market value of the motor home at the time it was delivered to them — evidence necessary for a damages calculation; and…